Business solutions
Process Automation
Automate manual workflows — inside Odoo, across tools, or as standalone scripts. Using whatever automation stack actually fits.
我们做什么
Automation that pays for itself
Automation projects fail for two reasons: automating the wrong thing, and building tools that nobody maintains. We pick automations that pay for themselves inside a year, and we ship them in tooling your team can own after we leave.
Our toolkit
- Odoo automated actions & server actions — where the process lives inside Odoo.
- n8n — self-hosted, open source, the default for cross-system flows we expect to keep running.
- Zapier / Make — for quick wins and prototypes. Reconsidered when volume justifies a self-hosted alternative.
- Custom Python / Node — when the logic is too specific or too sensitive for an off-the-shelf workflow.
- RPA — where a system has no API and a screen scraper is the only option. Used sparingly because these age badly.
How we decide what to automate
- Measure — how long does the manual version take, how often, who does it?
- Estimate — cost to build and maintain versus cost to leave manual.
- Rank — highest payback first. Ship quick wins inside the first few weeks.
- Instrument — every automation has monitoring from day one.
- Review — quarterly, retire the ones that no longer earn their maintenance cost.
典型进度
三种参考合作规模
小
1–3 weeks — a handful of workflows
中
3–6 weeks — cross-system automation
大
6+ weeks — large program with governance
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与此互补的工作
Data Migration & Integration
Move data between any systems, not just Odoo. Legacy migrations, M&A consolidation, cross-system pipelines. Audit trails included.
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REST, GraphQL, and event-driven integrations that connect your systems to each other and to the third parties you depend on.
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Studio configurations, custom modules, QWeb reports, OWL components, and API integrations. Clean code, upgrade-safe, tested.
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关于 process automation 的常见问题
Which automation tools do you use? +
Odoo automated actions and server actions, n8n (our default for workflow automation we self-host), Zapier or Make for quick wins, custom Python / Node where the logic is too specific for a workflow tool, RPA for screen-based legacy systems.
Should everything be automated? +
No. Some processes are cheaper to leave manual because they change too often to maintain. Part of our work is distinguishing.
What happens when an automation fails? +
Monitoring and alerting wired from the start. Failed jobs go to a queue you can replay; systemic failures page someone.